Question | Answer | % Correct |
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What became the 50th U.S. state in 1959? | Hawaii | 88%
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What name is given to the Japanese suicide pilots of WWII? | Kamikaze | 88%
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Who is said to have committed suicide by letting an asp bite her? | Cleopatra | 87%
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Who was the wife of Louis XVI of France? | Marie Antoinette | 84%
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What drug did Sigmund Freud recommend as a pain reliever, stimulant, and nasal decongestant? | Cocaine | 76%
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What city marked the easternmost point of Napoleon's conquests? | Moscow | 74%
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What type of money was first used in the 11th century in China? | {Paper} money | 71%
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What notable person was born near the Nepal/India border around 500 B.C.? | Buddha | 70%
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What modern-day country is the origin of Chaturanga, the ancestor of the board game chess? | India | 70%
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On what famous statue is it written "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses"? | The Statue of Liberty | 65%
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What caused the population of Johannesburg, Melbourne, and San Francisco to explode at different times in the 19th century? | Gold rushes | 62%
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Muhammad was born in Mecca. Where did he die? | Medina | 61%
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What Russian princess, murdered in 1918, did many imposters claim to be? | Anastasia | 58%
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Whose advisors included Sir Thomas More, Cardinal Wolsey, and Thomas Cromwell? | King Henry VIII | 56%
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What was the last name of power couple Eva and Juan? | Perón | 56%
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In what city did Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier have a "thrilling" fight? | Manila | 53%
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On what ship did English sailors mutiny against Captain Bligh? | HMS {Bounty} | 52%
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What "stick-thin" model became a symbol of Swingin' Sixties London? | Twiggy | 50%
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What ancient Mediterranean language was the first to develop a sound-based alphabet? | Phoenician | 41%
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What term was given to a person who was forced to row the oars of a ship? | {Galley} slave | 28%
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